The Android 8.0 Oreo update is rolling out. Find out which devices got Oreo already and when you can expect to see the Android Oreo update on your device!
Welcome to our Android 8.0 Oreo update tracker. Following its public release in August 2017, Oreo is steadily finding its way to more and more Android smartphones.
Google has been working to reduce fragmentation and ensure that more devices receive the latest Android version in a timely fashion. It’s still a work in progress though; the Android 8.0 Oreo update is still far from widespread, as the Android version distribution figures show.
You’re probably wondering “When will my phone get Oreo?” This tracker will help with that question. We’re collecting all the information we can find on the rollout of Android 8, including past OTAs and upcoming releases.
Without further ado, here’s what we know so far about the Android 8.0 Oreo update.
What’s new in Android 8.0 Oreo? We have all the features here
Still waiting for Nougat? Check out our Nougat tracker
As with older versions, the update to Android 8.0 Oreo has been released by Google, but many factors influence its actual availability. First and foremost, your manufacturer and carrier (in case you own a carrier version) control when your phone will get Oreo. Other factors are your specific model, your location in the world, and whether you bought the device unlocked or through a carrier.
Just because your specific phone or tablet is not on the list, it doesn’t mean it won’t get the Oreo update. The opposite is also true. We make efforts to collect accurate information for all manufacturers, but mistakes happen – if you spot one, let us know.
We have a complete overview of all the new features in our Android 8.0 Oreo review. Check it out to see what’s new in Oreo, including design changes, under-the-hood tweaks, and new features. Below we have our video overview of Oreo and a quick list of key features you should know.
Google began rolling out Android 8.0 Oreo to its Nexus and Pixel devices on August 21,2017. Factory images and OTA links are available on the Android Developers website and if you need any help flashing the image, follow our straightforward guide to installing Android Oreo manually.
On December 5, Google started rolling the Android 8.1 Oreo update, bringing a handful of optimizations.
The following devices are officially receiving Android 8.1 updates. Click on the links to get the latest factory image.
The following devices have received updates to Android 7.1.1 Nougat, but will not receive updates to Android 8.0:
The following Samsung devices are confirmed to receive the Oreo update in the coming months:
On February 8,2018 Honor announced that it will roll out the stable versions of the Oreo updates for the Honor 7X and Honor 8 Pro in Q2 2018 (April-June). A beta program would be launched in the mean time. The company also said the Honor 8 would not be updated to Oreo.
The following Motorola devices have been officially confirmed to get Android Oreo:
If you own the Lenovo K8, K8 Plus, or K8 Note, we have some good as well as bad news. The good news is Lenovo has revealed on its website that all three devices will get updated to Android Oreo.
The bad news, however, is that you’ll have to wait for quite some time before the update hits your device. The Lenovo K8 is expected to get it in June 2018, while the other two models should be updated to the latest version of the OS a month later.
Sony confirmed that the following devices will be updated to Android 8 Oreo:
Nvidia announced that its Android tablets, the Shield Tablet and Shield Tablet K1, will not be updated to Android 8.0 Oreo. Got a Shield TV? Then you might be in luck…
On February 13, Vivo has put up a list of smartphones belonging to the X series slated to get updated to Android Oreo. The list of smartphones includes the X20, X20 Plus, XPlay 6, X9, X9 Plus, X9S, and X9S Plus. According to the post, the Vivo X20 is destined to receive the update in April 2018, but there is no such information about the rest of the crop.
That’s the wrap-up of our Android 8 Oreo tracker. We tried to catch all major devices, but if we missed something, just let us know!
